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Real Estate Radio With Louis Cammarosano 10/17/11

On Monday October 17, 2011, Louis Cammarosano, General Manager of HomeGain, was a guest on the Real Estate Radio show on The Big Talker 1580 AM, hosted by Ryan Sloper.

Listen to the show.

Part 1 (16:11)

Louis gives his views on Occupy Wall Street. Louis notes the difference between being against capitalism vs being against corportism. Louis notes that the difference of someone getting rich due to the dint of their efforts vs those who do well as a result of favors from the government or the Federal Reserve. Louis notes the marriage of Washington and Wall Street. Louis notes issues with the Federal Reserve. Louis notes that its not an issue of protesting Wall Street OR Washington, but both. Louis notes that the protestors need to get to the root cause of the problems on Wall Street. Louis notes that OWS is a bit of media creation, noting that they have raised only $300,000 and that media attention creates more attention. Ryan notes that Obama’s job program was defeated. Louis notes that Obama’s program is a typical example of corporate/union cronyism as the money would go to special favors and probably wasted. Louis notes that the Obama’s job program was created to fail in advance as he would like to blame the Republicans for the poor job situation for not passing the the job bill. Louis notes that even if the Congress were to cut spending, the Federal Reserve could still spend money in secret. Louis notes Ron Paul is the only candidate in favor of shutting down the Federal Reserve

Part 2 (10:43)

Ryan discusses options for home buyers who have recently done a short sale. Louis notes that many people who have done short sales or have gone through a foreclosure think that they can never buy a home again. Louis notes that there are many examples of people who have failed, gone into bankruptcy or lost their jobs and gone on to achieve better things. We don’t here of stories of people who have lost their homes and have comeback and couple of years later purchased a new home.

Part 3 (11:09)

Ryan notes that interest rates are at historic lows and rental rates are rising. Louis notes that journalists are not necessarily the best people to get financial or mortgage interest information from. Louis notes the worst place to get information from is the media, advertisement and trade associations. Louis notes the various criteria to take into account to determine whether now is a good time to buy a home. Louis notes that interest rates are more likely to rise than decrease. Louis notes the advantage of real estate investment properties vs stocks as most stocks don’t pay dividends, while rental properties provide case flow.

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About Ryan Sloper

As a highly motivated mortgage consultant, with more than nine years of mortgage lending experience, Ryan Sloper has acquired a solid understanding of the local and national real estate markets. Ryan has been investing in residential and commercial real estate for the last 5 years, where he has first hand knowledge of what it takes to be a successful real estate investor. Ryan also hosts a weekly radio show, Real Estate Radio, which airs every Monday on 1580 AM in the Washington, DC Metro Area. Real Estate Radio also streams live nationally @ http://whfs.cbslocal.com/shows/real-estate-radio-with-ryan-sloper/

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